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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-21
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rem tptr, 0aB er Die amtlid1en @liidmiiuihe
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iers 81 erretden boffen?
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beanttporten. &Gnnen Sic Ni6ilt1ten 10
lpa6niinnig gepeen iein, nm su glallben,
baB Die S0Dtung OeS &atlerS sic gauge
1taatltde Srbnung &uBlanbs 3ertriimmert
Daben tpiirbe? Ober 6aben ife @ru11b 81
glnuben, DAB Der nod ni6t neunsebniGbrtge
Gltefte SoDn DeS SaiierS i6ren tpllen linz
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bate tbre Geri6tpGrung gar fetnen bei0noee
rem politii6en 53ipef, altBer elmer 8efrtebt5
gllng tbrer 9tddc> llu6 W~tor0gier ?
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perfaDren gegen Die gcfongcnen 8eri6tp0rer
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pt6tigiten bic anoere Srage: gStrb Die mfg
rotbene 8eri6p0rung einen @tufluB auf Die
@utI0lieBungen bes &atiers 1aben? Mirb
er in etrem &rtege oaS bel alien Selbft>
berri6ern, bic it6 auf i6rem 3brone nidt
lt6er fiihle1, belie6te Oftttel iu6eu, Die
tnneren 1lnrllben inn 9anbe 3u beibmtd>
ttgen? Der Sritnt'i6e Wfprbperiu6 gegen
2ouiS' gtdpoIcDn tparo Der 2(ulQB 81 Dem
italieniiden &riege bon 1859 ltnb ben 9ro>
Ben llnltpGlSlngen, Die DarauS 6erDorgtnget.
GS mar bic fSurGt Dor t"neiteren Otorbnero
i1cben, tpel6e ben frauSDitiden Selbitberr>
i6er in ieue friegeril6en Q(benteuer trteb,
oil oe1en i6lteBlt6 er ielbit 3u @runbe ging,
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pie mtBlun9ene 8eriGipDrung gegen bn5
2ebcn beS G3aren cine GDuli9e Ntrfltng auf
europa 6aben ptro?
WtOgli6 lit eS inner6tn u1t6 ganSGuropa
bangt nor bteler M6glidfett,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-21

Oftt Der Gbineieen fetnDli6en
@nti6etDung beS SberbunbeS@
geridteS DerbGtt cS it'd. 10:
SIN Sebrltar pori8en SaDreS bate eln
Mfarn 9tanlenS g. 8dlOmin, melder IN Der
Wtinen >9ti~eDerlailung gticolaus I'M Sutter
Gou1ttD lm norolt6en 3Detle 0eS mittleren
Galtfornie11, po6n6aft mar, nit 6iilfe
anoerer gSeiBer meDrere GDtnelen aus Der
9tieberlniiung pertrieben uno ie sum- Ser
loIlen bes SountD'S ge3tplti1gen. 8alDiptn
bon eillem 8lnOesconnmiiidr nerbaftet unb
ein ietnerlettS ge1telteS @elud), i'm aIf
@runb zines 6abeoS@@orpuS 81 entlaiien,
bon Dem Characterization Sanper in
Californian %ab9etpieien. @r appelltrte
hicrdlf an DaS 0berbunbeSgeri6t +,
unO bieleS bat iebt 81 @uniten bes
netBen &Dtnel enpcrfOlger ente
ldieDet. Seine @l1tldeioung 1tilbt it6 I'M
QSclcutlt6en atf folgenDeS:
9aS bier IN 8etra6t fommenbe 8unbes>
geieB banole BON Der 8eitrafung bon Eerlo@
ren, ipel6e ii6 in einem Staate ober 1errie
tortltm beri0p0ren, su Dem 3pe6e, yetne
gSerlon pber cine getpiiie &laf1e Der 8en0l>
ferltng btreft ODER inbtreft bes S6ubeS Der
@elebe pber Ser ibnen geiebli6 suftebenben
Yrtpilegien su beralben". 9ieie @elebeSz
beittmmung Jet aber in benz Safe Der Ser.
Staaten gegen 6arris fir perfaIiungSipi>
BRIO erflGrt tporben, llro Stpdr auf ben
@rlIno BIN, baB Geri6p6rungen oieler 2rt
ppr bic @eri6tSbarfeit bes @in5eIftaates ge>
bDrter. Benn G1oereriettS beDalptet
tperoe, baB in Dem 6arriS'lden Sale BON
8iirgern bic Gebe lei, pdDrenp eS it6 in Ser
porliegenoen Qlppellatton am NrslGtoer
banole, tpeld)e IN @emGBDeit zines, lettens
Der Ser. Staaten abgei6loifene1 8ertrageS
Q(nlprlt6 alf S6ub beidBen, 10 trefte Die er
@intpano bier nidt su. Mobl fnnne ein
She'll oes@elebes ais perfa1iungsgen1GB unb
Ser an0ere Ibetl ais perfaf1ltngstptDrtg err
fIGrt peroen, dber BET benz bier IN Betra6t
ooer ltnteri6eibung nt6t moglt6. Die letz
tens bes 8alDtptn Sur N%ntpenDung ge6radte
@emalt lei MIR gegen Die 6inelt16e 8epOl1
ferung, ni6t gegen Die Gegierung Der Ser.
Staaten gert6tet getnel len. @r babe 1td nun
su benz 3ped neridiporen, Die G0tneien
auSautpetien, ni6t mn Die Ser. Staaten al
ser MuSfiibrung Der, iol6e Nusipeilungen
berbietenben @elebe 81 perbtnOer1l. 9as
ELECTROMAGNETIC finbe baber aufgalbtptl1
feline NntpeuOulg, ll11b Die Dem BalOiptn
feiublidje @ntidetbuag bes &reisgert6tS in
Californian lei hermit aufgeboben.
0ieie iaubere @nti6etbuug bes Dberz
bunoesgerthtS nurbe ielbit bon letnem
3priiber 8aite mlterSei6net. BeSet6s
nen6 lit eS aber, oaB geraOe b~asienigc Gbers
bunbesgeri6ts Wttglteb, tuel6eS .5I9let6
iiber ben neltnten, Die bon pielen GDtne1cn
belltdten Staaten Californian, Oregon llno
gteuaoa umfaiienoen 8unocsgert6tsfrets
eingeiebt lit, iid nadbriidlid gegen otele
Notwithstanding aus9elproden bat.
Sber6unoc5ribter 6ielb erbcbt. 1ldntli6
~belonoers folgenoen i6lage1bell @tnipanb:
g9enn man Sn0ibibueW Der tbne1 au I
@rMM0 zines 0ertrQgeS gepGbrs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-21

beginnen mill, 6aB a6er es ieIbf
lSentl6lano) nt6t anFangen mill. -
ytl!n 1T eS Sa6e Sranfrei6S, barsut6uu,
oGB IS letnerietts nt6t anfangen
mill; aber ben 8eipeis 6afiir fam eS
1Iur %lteter1, tpenn Der &rafe6Ier uno
Stanterer 8ouIanger tpieoer III
oas Jtt6ts 3nriif9ei6leu6ert miro, aus MEL
den1 tbn Die bon Barrier 3eitungSidreiberm
tltnltlt9 er3eugte 2uit gum 9ta6efrtege qegen
9ellti6la10 ge5Oget bat. 9tc Sefpiliz
gHng oes Septe1nats bur6 BEN 6eutideu
9tcldStag lno Der Gildtritt 8plllans
gers: = Dies betbes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
mare cine dGte unb redte 8ir0i6aft fir oie
@rDaltung OeS 8riebens 5ipti6e1 beiben
2GnDern. Den 3wed, bieie 8itrgI6aft All
beidaffen, bat pobl Ser 8eiu6 Oes Serrn h.
Geiicps IN 8erlin 9ebabt: - Of er aber aud6
Die Btrfung baben tptrb, bas mnlB Die
@el6t6te Der nGdIten Nodcn le6ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-21
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,cSAimoiS StaatSSeitmmg"
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ser 80 c It e IT..
Office: eds acknowledgement, uuO Sitt9 aOsnus.
Announcements =0reiie

2Ibu1nenents=Wreiie:
EGgli6e @prgeit : 9us9nbe in Der Stobt olrd bic
Srdger ms Sans 9eIiefert.
Ger Sabr i'm 8prauS $1,000
Ger Mp1e 0.20
S1glibe Ausqobe mno v9er @eiten" per Wo6e. OPS
Ser MeIteuH per Sabr $50
@6bentlibe @usg0be per obr....,........ $50
auspartige abonneHteu per 8pt:
Sdgli0e &u5gabe per Sabr, int gorous. 49,. $1,000
Ser We1tel" per Sabr 200
MDbentIlde Nuseobe per abr,............. 200
RSnbentlibr &us9abe mad trgeuo eiuen &anbe
gHrnpas per Sabr 800
Illinois Staats-Keitung Co.,
Chicago, ofa.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13
"MESMEIslX INTO IT."
George Robbins Experience as 9
Married Man.

George Robbins Experience as a
Married Man.
George Robbins is youth of II years
who failed to heed Tony Weller's advice
to beware of "widders." George was a
feed boy for a press in the MORNING
NEWS Printing House. May Margraff
kept little shop at Price street and
Perry street lane, near where George
lived.
Although she called herself a widow,
MAY wasIhy no means an old widow. She
may have been 20, or possibly 30, plump
and with fascinating ways that George
could not resist. They met frequently.
May had no stern parent to interfere, and
the course of love ran along smoothly.
Richard Williams, friend of Rob-
bins, acted as sort OF go-between
and helped on the cOurtship. Things
went swimmingly for awhile. About
week ago George and his friend talked
the matter over. and they came to the
conclusion that il was about time for the
robins to nest.
The Ordinary's records show that on
March 3 a Incense was issued to George
Robbins, age %. to wed May Margraff,
age s23. The next day the we'd
ding took place. The widow be-
came Mrs Robbins and George be-
came the steptather Of blooming
young daughter, half as old as himself.
A wedding tour was the next thing in
order. Mrs. Robbins thought she would
like to go to Florida. 1t didn't make
much difference TO George where they
went, and so the trip was arranged. Tue
young husbands parents didn't approve
the match and the fond couple had to go
without their blessing. Saturday, night
the youthful bridegroom put on his we'd
ding garments, tiptoed out of the back
door OF his bone and with his bride start
ed for the land of oranges and allig atOrs.
They got as far as Jacksonville. On the
way Mrs ROBBINS met a good many ac-
quaintance. She introduced taem to
ner husband and chatted aud laughed as
all brides do. BY the time they got TO
Jacksonville George had made up his
mind that he had rather be Il pressman
than married man.
The bridal tour was oextend to Tampa,
where Mrs. Robbins SAID che had rela-
tives. Before they left Jacksonville the
young brldegroom's cash was pretty
yearly used up. He concluded, after
thinking the matter over, that the best
thing he could do was 10 get back to Sa-
vannah and let his bride 20 on to Tampa
or anywhere she wanted 10 go. lie tele-
graphed for money and got ST. Tue next
morning he was back home. His lajher
conclude d that the safv st place tor George
was out of reach Of widows, and young
Robbins is D9H an exile at Tybee. The
only excuse he could give when asked
why he got married was that he was mes
merIzed into 1t.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13
Locs Psrs mat.

Mr.. William a. Moore, of the Augusta
News, was at the MORNING NEWS off ce
yesterday. He was on his way home from
Havana.
Among the arrivals at the Screven
House yesterday were Archbishop Corri-
gan, Rev ID Mcdonnell, New YORK; DR. A
Schlosstein, st Louis; W q McCOrrister,
Il Ishm and wife. Miss K Isnm, Mr. r
Isbm. Chicago; } Van Wormer, Miss Van
Wormer, Albany, N Y; L Valentine and
wife, New YORK.; Mrs Y Johnson, Miss
Alice u Johnson. NJ IS e Post, Whining.
toa, Del; Mrs Waterbury, Miss Paleth,
New York.
at the Marshall House were d Will
hanson, Tus" al0osa, Ala: w A Johnson,
CinciDnati; j b johnson. Baltimore; Mrs
f A Frencb, New YORK; w l. Capene,
South Carolina; w ii Moore, Augusta; j
B Chausen, Philadelphia; A Z Gunter,
New YORK: A + Proctor. Providence, r.
L.; 5 d Green, Boston; w II Bloxham,
Florida; J NJ stock man, Maine; r Nj
Ward and wife, Fremont. Mnn; NJ
Swindell. T Jackson, New York: II 5
Minis, Philadelphia; w b Jewell, St
Louis,
At the Harnett House were ID l. Mer-
ritt and wife. Philadelphia; A Raynor,
jacksonville. Fla; + L Grant, Tampa,
Fla; II X Walton, + A Goodrich, Troy,
NY; TV Gardner, Tallahassee. Fla: II
Turnbull. Mont cello, Fla; + Brennan,
jackson county, II A Winder, Vermont;
SEDouglas, New Haven, Conn; Z Harden,
S l. wis. Augusta; w Jones, Atlantis I:
A Eyeline, Madison, Wis; il w Cairns,
Paduoah, Ky.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13
THROUGH THE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There by
the News Reporters.

! The Health Officers report shows that
there were % deaths in the city last week
Do blacks and white.
Rev. j. W. Rogan will preach on the
| subject of SpIritualism AT the FIRST fres-
| byterian church this morning.
! The annual meeting of the stockholders
/ OF the SKidaway She'll Road Company will
/ be held at the company's office at 4:3u
| O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The forty.fourth anniversary meeting
| of the Savannah Port Society will be held
| at the office of the President, r. b. Rep
| pard, Esq, tomorrow at II O'Clock,
The tug Royal Arch came off the ways
| Yesterday. She has been almost entirely
rebuilt, and as soon as her engines are
put back she may be called new boat
Hannah Townsend, (colored) was pro-
nounced cane yesterday by commission
of lunacy, and Sarah jackson (cOlored
was decided to be insane aud will be sent
| to Milledgeville.
George Williams, a 1T-year-old colored
boy and married. was committed TO jan
yesterday by Magistrate Waring Russell,
DR., for bastardy. on a charge preferred
by Robert O'Neil (colored).
Jonn CHM, Of Montgomery county, was
tried and acquitted IN the United states
District Court yesterday for violating
the internal revenue law by selling
cigars from boxes not properly stamped.
Mr.. A. W. Martin, Vice President of
the Florida RsIlwayan Navi alton Com
pany, arrived last night over the Charles
son and Savannah in a special car from
~ ashington. aud left on the Savannah,
Florida and Western Railway for Jack
eonyile.
a Mrs. Benson. who has been confined
In toe Jail because she was thOught to be
insane, WAS ordered sent to the Savannah
Hospital yesterday, comm Issi0n of lu-
macy having failed to pronounce her IN
sane. The hospital au horitles, however,
refused to receive her. and she is provided
for in the jail as comfortably as possible
until friends come for her from the North,
George NJ. Lee, an ex-Unlted States
Deputy Marshal. was arrested yesterday
for the larceny of some meat from the
market. 1t was charged that he divert
ed the attention of Policeman Jones by
telling him that two men were lighting
up on BrOughton street and that SER
geRnt was trying to arrest them. When
the policeman started off to hunt up the
fight, Lee, IL is alleged, got negro to picK
up piece OF veal from stall and carry
1t of. 1t was afterwaTd sold to the
Screven House for 81.
The Burial Association of savannah, q
cO'ored organization, was sued In JUS
tice Molinas court yesterday evening by
William Henderson, WHO was at one
time a member, to recover $50. He
G aimed that this amount was his Pre-
rata for seven years m mbership assured
To him by the constitu ion and bylaws o
the society. The association submitted
evidence which showed that Henderson
was in arrears for one year. The defend
| ant claimed that be had paid up in full
The testimony was very conflicting, bu
enough was CLEANED to warrant MagiE
trate Molina in rendering judgment II
favor OF Henderson to the amount OF $2l
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13
GENERAL H4iuWAY NEWS.
Mattersof Money ami Management
About Various Lines.

1t Is estimated that 1902 locomotives,
costing about SIS. 900, 900, were bu It dur,
ing the year 1886. or this number 27j
were built in the shops of the various
roads.
The Western and Atlantic has issued a
pamphlet with unusually bandsoma illus
trations OF the battles OF kenDesaw Mouu-
iaIns Resaca and RinEgOld, which took
place on the line Of its road.
Bills baYe been introduced IN the Ala
Dana LEGISLATURE to incorporate the
Chattahoocbee Valley and Guf Railroad
Company, and the Alabama Railway,
Mineral and Manufacturing Cc6pany.
The Savannah, Florida and Western
railway has just completed a large ware
house for the sIoring 0f freight. The
building is OF brick, AID s a short DIS
lance east OF the entrance to the pas
elenger depot.
VI Bills have been introduced In the North
Carolina Legislature to incorporate the
Tar River railroad, the Harnelt County
railroad, the Durham aud Southern rail-
road, the Raker City and Greensboro rail-
Fway, the Asheville and Tennessee rail.
way and the Ore Knob Mining and Rail-
way Company.
1t is reported that Mag. G. A. White.
head, besides being General Freight aud
Passenger Agent OF the Central, has also
been appointed General Freight and Pas.
eenger Agent Of the Nozzle and Glrard
railroad, with office in Savannah. This
position was formerly held BY Mr.. d. Il.
Williams. with Office at Columbus. It's
also rumored that Mr.. Williams may soon
be appointed local agent at Columbus.
The Sumter Republican saws OF the
Americus, Preston and Lumpkin rail-
haf Ga t,,atyfau baa ,lss,.s
The coaches recently put on are perfect
little gems. President Hawkins has had
a commissary car arranged for the accom-
OF tie road hands, and keeps it
supplied with all groceries needful for
heir consumption. The road is nearing
he river, and will soon connect with the
steamers on the Flint.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13


well.
What's caused the change, me you will tell2
How can refuse your Why, of course, you
I'il tell;
The change was caused by my dining so well.
Why, you surprise me. after such com plain
ing as in the past;
10 IL possible you have made such good
change at lastY
Yes, must answer, my dear boy, for it's true,
Such meals as get Pm sure would improve
you.
And pruy where is IL such good meals you get I?
1t must be a New Restaurant have not found
az YETI
It's at CHARLES F. GRAHAM's, Iis Congress
street,
That you VIII find good meals, such as you
like to eat.
At GRAHAM's-at GRAHAMs-I'r put that
name down,
For I'vo been looking for a good Restaurant
all over town.
You try him once, and good meal you will
get,
And lack again to him you'll so--that will
bet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13

We take this method of thanking our
friends and the public at large for the
kind and liberal patronage bestowed upon
us during the past fall season (our first
in the clothing business), and are in
hopes by careful attention to the wants
OF our patrons and the trade in general to
merit continuance of the same.
Our Mr.. Schaul is now in the Northern
markets, where he has been for the past
three weeks making our spring pur-
chases, which will embrace all the latest
novelties and correct styles in Cbtldren's,
Boys and Gents Clothing, Hats, Under
wear, Hosiery, etc., to which particular
attention Is called. Again thanking our
friends and the public for their assistance
to our success, we are yours, very re-
spect;uIly, Appel s. Schaul, One Price
CIothiers,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13
THE SALVATION ARMY.

The Advance Corps in the City
The Siege to Begin To-Day.
The Salvation Army will begin its at
tack on Savannah to-day. TIE advance
corps arrived yesterday from Augusta.
Capt. Rembert, who came on ahead, is a
young man, apparently not over 20 years
old He ~ accompanied by Scout Keith
and two Ctoers. Lieut.. More and Cudet
Hawkins are expected to-day. rhey Will
hold their iirst service al IL o'clock this
morning At the F0rds' Opera HOu 80.
Other services will be held at O'CLOCK
this afternoon and at 8 O'clock tonight,
aud every night during the week. Capt.
Rembert says that the squad will DO re-
inforced next week by twelve others,
including Col. Light and a brass band OF
elxht pieces, which is now In Augusta.
The captain was anxious To make n street
parade, put the authorities would not
permit IT, The Salvationists are uni
formed In blue uniforms trimmed with
red. Across the forepece of their CAPS
are the words. "Saivation Crusaders, X.
OF T." TX. OF t." Capt. Kembert ex-
planned, stands for knights OF truth.
They have been seven weeks in the
South and claim 900 conversions as the
result OF their WORK, During the eighteen
days they were in Augusta they claim TO
have accomplished 2SS conversions.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13
CONSUL GENERAL WAY.
He VIII Probably Leave for 81

He Will Probably leave for st.
Peters burg About May 1.
Col. Charlton H. Way, recently APP
pointed Consul General at st. Peters
burg, received, among others, very
gratifying telegram yesterday from Mayor
Reese, OF Montgomery, Ala, congratu-
l&ting him, in behalf OF the citizens
Of Montgomery, upon his appointment.
Col. Way was eight years resident
OF Montgomery, and IL we'll known
throug bout Alabama. He has not re-
ceive1 the official notification Of his ap-
p0intment, al hough be was seini-otficial-
~ notified at the time IL was made. He
has not yet decided when he will leave
FOR his post. put will probably 80 about
May 1, unless Otherwise instructed by the
State Department.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13

To have good. clean, clearing out of remain
ng winter stock OF Gents, Youths and Boys
Suits, Under wear, Hosiery, Neckwear and
furnishings, we have affixed prices that by
nomeans approach the real value OF the goods.
While we have many broken suits and odd
garments that we are willing 10 let go at nom =
inal figures to get their room, our stock, as a
whole, is made up of our usual we'll made
stylish and perfectly fitting garments, and
must not he compared with The hand me-
down" trash that many dealers call 'scloth-
ing" Our Springs ock is arriving aud to ar
rive, and we will be prepared at the proper
time to exhibit a complete line of fashionable
Spring Goods that will astOuish our patrons.
Don't defy pneumonia by rushing into spring
suits before they are "ripe." plenty of time
yet and plenty to select from. Our clothing
is always carefully and anatomlcallv made,
ana any defect is rect fed by our Capable
Taiors without a cert of extra charge. We
cen therefore, give you clothing that will be
virtually made to order, as a perfect fit ac-
complishes that end just as fully rs If turned
out by a merchant tailor, with the important
exception that we will not charge YOU ''made
to order" prices. Our Silver and Gold Shirts
still lead, and all are invited to aYaIi them
selves of the bargains now Offering while
they last. b. FL. Levy & Bro, lGl Congress
street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-03-13
In the Market.

"Doyou only sell Northern meats ?" was
asked OF Il. Logan, 81 and 6S, City Mar
ket. Oh, no, we sell Southern, Western
and Northern meats also, but we take
good care only to get the best in the mar
ket, as we find it does not pay to keep in
ferior qualities, as it only drives trade
off. Although ] have only been in bust
ness short time, my business is increas-
ing daily, as | make it a rule only to sell
the best. My aim Is to please my Gus
toners not only once but at all times. l
have made arrangements so as to receive
Northern meats on every Gamer. Those
fond OF good meat should call on Ii. Lo-
gan, OF and 6S CITY Market, and they will
always find good supply of the finest In
the land,
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AT THE THEATRE.
Frederick Warde's Two Nights En-
gagcment.

Mr.. Frederick Warde will appear at
the Theatre on Wednesday night in
"Galba, the Gladiator."- The play differs
from the GLADIATOR played by Downing
and Mccullough, and more nearly re-
sembIeB the piece which salvini plays.
The following IS from the New York Tri-
bune:
"a distinct and fiattering success was
scored last night by Frederick Warde at
the Windsor Theatre in the new play
adapted from the French for him "Galba,
the Gladiator" The house was crowded
Ia every part, and the audience gave Mr..
Warde reception so hearty and applause
so generous, that be could not fail to be
moved, and at the close OF the fourth act
he expressed his appreciation of the cor
dial greeting given to him in a neat little
speech in response to repeated calls. The
stage setting was appropriate and striE-
Ing, and in the main the performance was
harmonious and pleasing in spite of a
few defects, incident TO asfrst perform
ance. Mi. Warde was ably supported"
AT the thursday matinee Mr. Warde
viii give double com dy bill, and at
night will appear in Richard Ill.
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a Perfect Rush.

The grocery store OF d. B. Lester looked
more like Christmas Eve than the middle
of March. There was hardly standing
room all day yesterday. Every clerk and
porter was kept busy waiting upon th e
wants of people that were moving in
and out. His place is very at.
tractive, beautifully arranged with
small tables covered with ev-
cry Kind OF canned fruit that grows.
He has recently enlarged his wine room,
and has it filed with the finest old RIVE
and Bourbon Whistles, Ports, Sherries,
and all kinds of Domestic Wines. and mis-
reduced prices have certainly made q
Whitaker street a popular store.